英文摘要 |
Enterprise liability in tort is an important type of liability in modern society. However, the traditional imputation principle has limitations when applied to enterprise liability. Imputation by subjective fault is doubtlessly not suitable for enterprise liability, and imputation by organization fault as well as by dangersentially follows the risk criteria. The nature, ability and liability mechanism of the enterprise make it necessary and feasible to take risk as an element of liability for enterprise. In accordance with the needs of bilateral risk prevention, risks imputation for enterprise should be based on the comparison of the risk control capability between two parties. The factors of judgment criterion include enterprise’s control over the emergence and continuation of risk as well as third party’s control over triggering and maintenance of risk. Judges need to make individual decisions in combination with the types of enterprise risks in specific cases. In the proceedings, the risks imputation of enterprise is generally a presumption. In particular situations, the prima facie proof rule can also be applied but the enterprise should be allowed to make rebuttals. In the aspect of normative expression, the ideal way is to stipulate general terms of enterprise risk imputation in the future ''Tort Liability part of Civil Code'', while the immediate response is to bring the factor of risk in the interpretation of the existing law. |